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To: Hawkmoon who wrote (56365)	8/3/2014 8:17:36 AM
From: Eric	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 86363

Hi Hawk, I'm asking questions based upon what appears to be basic and implicit logic. And I'm critical of climate scientists who ignore such blatant influences and factors in their climate models.. I don't see them ignoring anything. Do you have proof of that? And it needs to be researched and factored into global climate models. It has been and continues to be refined in subsequent models as more data comes in. Secondly, the answer you're seeking would also depend upon the alkalinity of the water. And alkalinity of ocean water varies significantly around the globe. Which is also why I grow suspicious of "cherry-picking" data to "prove" ocean acidification by those asserting CC impacts on ocean temps and alkalinity. We are constantly getting more and better data. I don't see any "cherry picking". If you have some hard, proven evidence we would like to see it. If it has merit it should be published in one of the science journals. Eric